Sentence examples for benefits apparently a from inspiring English sources

From the touted "health benefits" (apparently, a May 2012 Mayo Clinic study confirmed that a combination of exercising and using a computer may protect seniors against mild cognitive impairment!!!) to the stock photos of granny on iPad in the "how it works" section of the website.

New Labour MPs may be able to swallow cuts in income tax but slicing welfare benefits is apparently a bridge too far.It is, of course, a fine thing to have principles.

But those benefits apparently carried little weight with Pruitt,, a stalwart shill for the fossil fuel industry, who claims the Obama administration rushed the analysis of whether the regulations were feasible and set the standards too high.

While whacking our parents and grandparents with a big cut in Social Security benefits apparently draws bipartisan support, the supercommittee will not even score a plan to tax Wall Street financial speculation.

Rolling deep can have its benefits, apparently, other than looking intimidating as fuck when you show up to a party: A recent study out of University of Oxford has shown that having a massive crew can increase your tolerance to pain.

Higher benefits apparently reduce the amount of effort people devote to searching for a job.

Li's doubts about the benefits apparently stem from concern that the Chinese news media will not portray her in a positive light.

To anyone who has no professional or personal connection with caring for people with disabilities, it is an arcane benefit, apparently easy to snip, its title giving no hint of the devastating consequences that could accompany the cut.

This benefit apparently reflects their calming effect on arrhythmias, potentially fatal heartbeat irregularities.

The relative importance of these different forms of benefit apparently varies with scientific field, technology and industrial sector.

Research has previously shown that removing unhealthy snacks from checkouts immediately reduces their purchase by 17%, with the benefit apparently long-lasting.